This is close enough that the aliens could draw it and some may still think they're human, but the aliens can hack the human players so that they are given the alien writing prompt as well. So for example, if human players are given a drawing prompt to draw Mario, the aliens may get a prompt to draw a man with a mustache. The aliens, meanwhile, can sabotage things by hacking players. Players are given a decent amount of time (we played 18 minute games with eight people, but they're longer with more players) to test each other and try to figure out who the aliens are. However, in Push the Button, the imposters are aliens instead of werewolves, and players have a variety of tricks they can use to try to figure out the aliens' identities. (Or at least what your friends think of you. 5) The offbeat personality test Role Models (3-6 players). Craft one-liners for a cruise ship talent show. Can you discover the aliens in time 4) The comedy contest Joke Boat (3-8 players). Push the Button is like the Werewolf party game, where some players are designated as the "werewolves" and other players have to figure out who they are. 3) The hidden identity game Push The Button (4-10 players).
PUSH THE BUTTON JACKBOX SERIES
The final game in The Jackbox Party Pack 6 lineup is Push the Button, and it's one of the most ambitious mini-games the series has seen yet, putting it over the top as arguably one of the best multiplayer games of the year. However, Trivia Murder Party 2 shakes things up a bit with some new twists, most notably forcing players to get the final question right before they can actually win the game, which makes the final moments a lot more intense than in the first Trivia Murder Party.
Trivia Murder Party 2 is very similar to the first iteration of the game (it appeared all the way back in The Jackbox Party Pack 3), where players have to answer tough trivia questions and are killed off if they fail. Something that will likely be one of the most-played games in The Jackbox Party Pack 6 is the headlining game, Trivia Murder Party 2. It's not even close to the worst mini-game that's been featured in The Jackbox Party Pack series, but it doesn't seem like something many fans will revisit too often when entertaining guests. In a party setting, Dictionarium just plays too slow compared to the other games in the lineup, and is not as immediately funny as some of the other offerings. The weakest game in The Jackbox Party Pack 6 is Dictionarium, where players have to create fake words and definitions.
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